Better Service Less Cost Policy Proposed to City Council
Alderman proposes two studies to improve city services while cutting costs. One study will examine private contractor refuse collection instead of city trucks, and another will assess financing street construction and maintenance through direct assessments. He says proper management could enable both changes with lower tax spending.
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Ata Conran Nalen
Anta Thiut
Sua
Wand Bai Luis
Ald. Oaks
Winchester
Geks
Oren Wright and Son
Hewood
Ind
H. W. Schuss
Tojman and Sons
Malone
Wis
Arizona
20Th Streets
Council
Wisconsin State Fair Children’s Day draws large crowd
Sunshine and mild temperatures brought an estimated 121,570 people to Wisconsin’s State Fair on Children’s Day, the third day of the nine day event. All youngsters 12 and under admitted free, with out of state livestock exhibitors contesting blue ribbons and farmers facing tough competition for top honors.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Hampshire and Hereford Livestock Winners At County Fair Auction
Terry Dods of Evansville led best market lamb. Duane Richards of Lodis topped best pen of five in open class. Walsh Brothers of Beloit exhibited champion mature boar and junior yearling boar among Hampshires. John C. Quinn and Son of Sycamore led top senior boat. Grand champion steer was a 4145 pound Hereford shown by Walter Renk of Sun Prairie and sold at 55 cents per pound. last year’s grand champion sold for 7 cents. Record price was $1.50 per pound two years ago.
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Terry Dods
Evansville
Duane Richards
Lodis
Walsh Brothers
Beloit
Hampshire
John C. Quinn
Marines Send 95th Reserve Company to Training Camp
Marines of the 95th Special In fantry Company board two M 1 rifles and other weapons at Oshkosh and Sheboygan before boarding flying boxcars for Camp Lejeune North Carolina then Cherry Point with Marine Air Group 35 on a two week summer training period starting Sunday. They will spend several days at rifle ranges and practicing movement and combat techniques before returning September 1 by air covering about 900 nautical miles.
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95Th
Winnebag
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Sheboy
Air
Cherry Night Point
Cherry Point
Marines
95Th Special Infantry Company
Marine Corps
Ane
Winnebago County
India proposes advisory canal plan at Suez conference
India lays before the Suez conference a five point plan for a revised 1888 convention and a nationalized Egyptian Canal Co with a geographic user body. The proposal seeks advisory roles for an international users group while Egypt would own and operate the canal.
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London
India
Egypt
Suez Canal
V.K. Krishna Menon
Wuacu
United Nations
Shepilov
Dulles
San
Dimitri Shepilov
Francisco
U.S
Than
John Foster Dulles
Anthony Eden
Key
Britain
Selwyn Lloyd
Iran
Pakistan
Turkey
Iraq
Lloyd
Alberto Martin Artajo
Christian Pineau
Eisenhower to Leave Early for GOP Convention
President Ike will depart Tuesday noon aboard the Columbine for San Francisco arriving at 9 30 p m EDT. White House secretary Hagerty says the trip is for feel of the convention and to meet delegates with GOP to cover about 17009 dollars in costs and no extra medical advances planned.
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Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Columbine TM
San Francisco
Columbine
GOP National Committee
Air Force
GOP
Hagerty
Wisconsin delegates greet Nixon as Eisenhower
Wisconsin delegates welcomed Vice President Nixon at a cocktail reception after a caucus. Kohler predicted a bigger Republican margin in Wisconsin than 1952 and said Eisenhower Nixon could win a much greater vote. Democrats offered little to help.
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Wisconsin
San Francisco
Kohliver
Ler
Nixon
Republic
Wiley Hisenhower
Sunday Neal
Eisenhower
Vale
Kohler
GOP at Frisco Parley Highlights Convention Schedule
In San Francisco the Republican National Convention opens with a morning program featuring Leonard W. Hall greetings from Mayor George Christopher and speeches by Gov. Goodwin Knight Rep. Richard Simpson Sen. Andrew Schoeppel Mrs. Carroll Kearns and Charles McWhorter. Evening sessions spotlight Hail Cornelius Knowland Langlie and Langlie as keynote.
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San Francisco
Gor
Leonard W. Hall
George Christopher
L Goodwin J. Knight
California
House
Richard M. Simpson
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Senate
Andrew F. Schoeppel
Kan
Carroll D.kearns
National Federation of Republican Women
Charles K. McWhorter
Young Republican National Federation
David N. Krog
Send
Minnesota
Hail
John C. Cornelius
American Heritage Foundation
William F. Knowland
Calif
Arthur B. Langlie
Washington
Models Invite Delegates to Free Orange Juice at Fairmont
Two professional blondes circulated through the Fairmont Hotel inviting delegates to the Republican National Convention for complimentary orange juice. One model hailed from Switzerland and the other from Poland, adding an international note to the California event.
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San Francisco
Fairmont Hotel
California
Switzerland
Poland
Republicans Launch Drive to Reelect Eisenhower Nixon
The 1956 Republican National Convention in San Francisco opened with a television program and strong rhetoric as Nixon maintained broad delegate support while Harold Stassen pressed his bid to dump Nixon. A UP survey showed Nixon with a commanding first ballot majority and the Platform Committee approved a civil rights plank. The convention continues with ticket selection and acceptance speeches planned through the week.
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Cisco
Mamimol Cow Palace
GOP
Leonard Wotall
Harold E. Stassen
Nixon
Stassen
Minnesota
Eisenhower
White House
United Press
Senate
William F. Knowland
iHe
Platform Committee
Tydings Quits Maryland Senate Race Because Illness
Sen. Millard E. Tydings withdraws from Maryland's race for the U S Senate citing shingles and incomplete recovery. The state central committee will choose a successor with George P. Mahoney, Barton Harrington, Judge William Walsh, William Preston Lane Jr., and Philip Perlman among potential contenders.
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Havre DE Grace
Millard KE
Tydings
Maryland
Sunday
Senate
John [Marshall Butler
R-Md
State Central Committee
Barton Harrington
Baltimore
George P. Mahoney
Mahoney
Butler
GOP Pledges Changes to Taft Hartley and Welfare
The Republican platform committee proposes revisions to Taft Hartley to protect labor rights, extend minimum wages, and promote union and worker coverage. It notes no wage increase from $1.00, backs social security expansion, and supports a school building program. The platform emphasizes labor stability, Israel’s security, UN cooperation, German reunification, and cautious trade with the Communist world.
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Repub
Jlcan
GOP
Congress
Resolutions Committee
Supreme Court
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